Baby clothes - convenience or style

When choosing wardrobe for a baby, priority should be given to convenience; the clothes must not compromise the baby's mobility and safety. A weather-appropriate combination of practical and stylish.

Babies don't like to be dressed too warmly, or to have a lot of layers of clothes. This makes them nervous. Parents should dress their babies in the same way as themselves. The temperature of the room where babies spend time should be 18-22 degrees, and during bathing 24-26 degrees. A baby's normal body temperature is 36.8-37.3 degrees. If the baby is too warm, the temperature exceeds 37.5 degrees. A newborn's hands and feet are always colder.

Wardrobe should consist of cotton garments that are put on easily. Until baby dressing skills are mastered, it is recommended to choose shirts and onesies with fasteners or tie strings. Socks must not be too tight and leave sock lines on the skin. Buttons, bows and various trims that look cute to you can chafe your baby, and babies often swallow them while playing. Use mittens and a hat depending on weather conditions, especially when wind is blowing.